Whisperings From the Hillside
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53 As we in crops matured will always find The nature of the parent soil, So the reflection of the happy mind, In word frank spoken or bright smile, Shines out ; then welcome homely toil, Which works the bitter into sweet to souls resigned.
Yea, welcome, homely toil, great boon thou'st been, Not only for our daily food, But wholesome outlet to the force within, Which life of luxury ne'er could Curb or subdue. Oh ! if we would Be well, we must be busy, chaste, and clean.
And here much good and p...leasure might be found, Not rubies, nor yet stores of gold, In the old tale of this once famous mound Made new, and most adroitly told, How she of faultless earthly mould, Proud "Queen of Scots, " stood here all but uncrowned.
Unawed the peerless stood stern men around, A cold, a hard, and heartless band. And 'mong the few who still allegiance owned, No brawny arm with conq'ring brand Outstretched to her a saving hand ; And this is Mary's stone, and classic ground.
Alas ! that she, the fair, high, honoured one, Born but to rule, should have been led From happy rectitude, and left undone, The weighty crown torn from her head, And at the block lie ghastly dead !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 As we in crops matured will always find The nature of the parent soil, So the reflection of the happy mind, In word frank spoken or bright smile, Shines out ; then welcome homely toil, Which works the bitter into sweet to souls resigned.
Yea, welcome, homely toil, great boon thou'st been, Not only for our daily food, But wholesome outlet to the force within, Which life of luxury ne'er could Curb or subdue. Oh ! if we would Be well, we must be busy, chaste, and clean.
And here much good and p...leasure might be found, Not rubies, nor yet stores of gold, In the old tale of this once famous mound Made new, and most adroitly told, How she of faultless earthly mould, Proud "Queen of Scots, " stood here all but uncrowned.
Unawed the peerless stood stern men around, A cold, a hard, and heartless band. And 'mong the few who still allegiance owned, No brawny arm with conq'ring brand Outstretched to her a saving hand ; And this is Mary's stone, and classic ground.
Alas ! that she, the fair, high, honoured one, Born but to rule, should have been led From happy rectitude, and left undone, The weighty crown torn from her head, And at the block lie ghastly dead !
What to read after Whisperings From the Hillside?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert S Inglis to read onlineMoreLess
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